I usually would agree but they did have feelings for each other when she was underage and he was a safe adult…
Where I'm from moving out at 16 is perfectly fine, so 18 (adult) doesn't seem underage to me. This cultural and legal acceptance reflects a societal view that encourages early autonomy and responsibility, meaning that teenagers moving into their own apartments at this age is a fairly common occurrence rather than an anomaly. The legal system considers it acceptable for a typical 16-year-old to live in a different city or even country than their guardians. At school we (or rather immaturely behaving classmates) were reminded from the age of 15 onwards, that we are present at school on our own free will and could leave anytime. I finished school at the age of 19 (for university entry) and all of us were treated increasingly as adults by our teachers, by the end it almost felt like being colleagues at the workplace.
To be watched alone? Or do you mean solely on account of...? (I don't think that I could watch anything that screams…
I mean solely on account of, sorry for the confusion. That is exactly why I like watching C-Drama. I look out for innuendos and bits and pieces about the CPC/CCP.
I have seen the music video for Uru - Never ends. Can someone please tell me about the couple shown? This drama doesn't have the romance tag so I'm confused...
you can never fully erase tattoos though... traces and scars remain. I hope no one entertains the stupid idea that they could later just remove a tattoo if they were to regret it.
Spin-off https://youtu.be/-KqoRvZlK2k?si=qxfVa6rE9XXtBtpQ big brother story
can someone please add this drama to MDL? (I don't know how). then we could link both as prequel/sequel. I watched this one (Summer Rose) first, so now after watching Shen Qing You Yin, I'm rewatching Summer Rose to catch the cameos of Lin Yu Xi + Zhou Jan Jing and follow the continuation of their story
Do you know of other dramas where the rich prospective in-laws don't outright reject someone but instead "raise that persons level"/hone their skills or something along those lines?
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At school we (or rather immaturely behaving classmates) were reminded from the age of 15 onwards, that we are present at school on our own free will and could leave anytime. I finished school at the age of 19 (for university entry) and all of us were treated increasingly as adults by our teachers, by the end it almost felt like being colleagues at the workplace.